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🔒 QC passenger rail project gets glimmer of hope

IMEG completes trio of year-end acquisitions

Quad Cities-based IMEG announced today, Jan. 9, that it ended 2023 with three company acquisitions — JQ Engineering, E&D Company and ES2 — that are...

IMEG acquires Philadelphia-area engineering firm

Giovanetti Shulman Associates Consulting Engineers, a Philadelphia-area mechanical, electrical, plumbing, fire protection and low voltage engineering firm, has joined the Quad Cities-based IMEG, the...

Lilker joins IMEG, expands QC firm’s New York footprint

Lilker Associates Consulting Engineers of Manhattan has joined IMEG less than a month after the rapidly expanding Rock Island-based engineering firm merged with Long...

🔒 IMEG’s M&A award

IMEG acquires New York engineering and planning firm

The Quad Cities-based IMEG Corp. recently announced that the engineering and planning firm Cameron Engineering & Associates out of New York has joined the...

IMEG receives national award for acquisitions

Management consultant firm Morrissey Goodale has named the Quad Cities-based IMEG as recipient of the 2023 Most Prolific and Proficient Acquirer Award.  The award was...

🔒 IMEG’s VanDuyne receives ENR’s 2023 Midwest Legacy Award

IMEG’s new acquisitions to expand its defense work

IMEG Corp.’s year-end acquisitions of the Schmidt Consulting Group, Inc., and Bruce E. Brooks & Associates wrap up a 12-month period in which the...

IMEG Corp. acquires Barker Structural engineering firm

The Quad Cities-based IMEG Corp. announced on Monday, Dec. 5, it has acquired Barker Structural, a San Antonio and Las Vegas-based structural engineering firm.  The...
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